On Sunday, Dec. 1,  Wes Britton will be signing books at the Cupboardmaker Bookstore in Enola, PA from 1:00-3:00 at:

157 N Enola Rd, Enola, PA

Phone: 

717-732-7288

(Directions below.)

"Finish off your Black Friday weekend with books from local authors, because signed books make great gifts! Join authors Joel Burcat, Wesley Britton, and C.S. Wachter to kick off the holiday season. All three authors will be signing their books and ready to talk to readers.

Joel Burcat is the author of the thriller Drink to Every Beast.  Find out more about Joel and his work at joelburcat.com

Wesley Britton is the author of the Beta Earth Chronicles, a six-book science fiction series.  Find out more about Wesley and his books at drwesleybritton.com

C.S. Wachter is the author of The Seven Words, a four-book Christian fantasy series, and its sequel A Weight of Reckoning.  Find out more about C.S. and her books at cswachter.com"

• From Interstate-81: Take the Enola/Marysville exit 21 onto 11/15 south. Go 1.8 miles and we are the large cinder block building with book spines painted on the sides.

• From Camp Hill: Take 11/15 north toward the Susquehanna River. Continue north on 11/15 at the river and travel about 3.1 miles. We are the large cinder block building with Books on the sides.

• From Interstate 83 North: Follow signs for Harrisburg, Lemoyne and 11/15 north. Once on 11/15 north travel approximately 5.1 miles toward Enola. We are the large cinder block building with Books on the sides.

See you then!

https://www.cupboardmaker.com/index.php/directions-contact-us

The Marshall Area Fine Arts Council (MAFAC) recently opened/rebranded Books on Third, a gift shop that sells awesome artwork, jewelry, and BOOKS by local and regional authors. I was honored to be one of the authors invited to attend the grand opening. I went through the store’s stock of my book, Rumpled, at the event and got to leave a new stack for the store’s inventory. As a stay-at-home mom who fits all my writing into nooks and crannies (mostly journaling and book reviews since those forms cope most easily with the interruptions of a toddler waking from his nap), it’s always so reaffirming to spend some time immersed in my “writing self.” Thank you, MAFAC, for granting me the opportunity to be seen as a writer first for a couple hours last week!

Photos below.

I started a new "Dear Abby" blog post section from readers, answered by one of my readers!

Dear Mia & Sugar,
I want to attend a book signing(s), but there are SO many types to choose from. I must admit—I am overwhelmed and am in need of book signing advice.

Keep reading here http://cristinharber.com/archive/dear-mia-and-sugar/dear-mia-and-sugar-seeking-book-signing-advice/

Consider me booked for the next few months! Remember a while back when I told you guys that I went to my first book signing and that I wanted to participate in more? Well my favorite little cozy book store here in Houston has released a great lineup of author meet and greets and book signings for the upcoming months. Just in the next few months I am planning  to attend at least 4 events of some of my favorite authors: Miranda James, Walter Mosley, Lisa Gardner, and Jeffrey Deaver. I am way too excited and definitely looking forward to these events.

I am looking forward to see what other events they have in store for the rest of the year.

Let's chat: Have you ever attended an author meet and greet or book signing?  Who would you like to meet?

Meant to post this earlier in the week but forgot. Author Robert McCammon did a reading and signing at Alabama Booksmith in Birmingham, AL. on Tuesday night. It was a fun, relaxing, and informative night. Mister McCammon is incredibly nice and took the time to sign everyone’s books — even books attendees brought from home. He is one of my biggest inspirations and favorite authors. It was an honor to get to listen to him, and speak with him one on one. One of the highlights was discovering the store had in stock a first edition of Speaks the Nightbird, and getting it signed by the author.